ERC slams gov Daniel over OOU strike
The Education Rights Campaign ( ERC ), has condemned the government of Otunba Gbenga Daniel of Ogun State and the Governing Council, Olabisi Onabanjo University ( OOU ) for their insensitivity to the plights of students in the on-going strike action of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
Your comment on Facebook could be used against you — Director, Lagos Resource Centre
The Director, Lagos Resource Centre Mrs Bridget Itsueli has said that students and fans of Facebook are to exercise caution in their use of Facebook as whatever is posted by the users could be used against them in the future. She argued that so many users of the popular Facebook who posted their past present and future detail of their lives and plans did so ignorantly to the entire world and could be used by anyone to challenge them at the peak of their careers in life. “Know the way you use your Facebook because what you posted on Facebook about yourself could be used by your enemies against you. Today is the maker of tomorrow” she said
Our commitment to education reforms inspired NERDC’S transformation — Prof Obioma
The strong desire to ensure a successful implementation of the education reform initiatives of the Federal Ministry of Education inspired the strategic re_engineering process at the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council
Court bars retired police Superintendent from harassing couple
A Lagos Magistrate Court has issued a three yearsbinding order against a retired Superintendent of Police, Mr David Olakokun. Olakokun is by the order, not to get close to Mr Kayode Adebayo and his wife, Rebecca or harass them in any way
It is a six horse-race in Abia
Six political parties are listed as contesting the governorship and legislative positions in the state.
The parties are All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA), which elected Chief Reagan Ufomba as its candidate; Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), which elected Prince Paul Ikonne as its candidate and Congress for Positive Change (CPC), which has Chief Ako Atulomah as its flag bearer.
That judicial Greek gift
Well…. Do you really want to know how things are? I will just set the Bible aside for a while and give you an honest answer from the bottom of my heart. My dear, things are bad, very bad. Nigeria has gone gaga and there appears to be no redemption in sight.
